And what other moves to the Chiefs make in free agency Monday?

It’s a remarkable moment in American sports, and we talk about it on SportsBeat KC.

In a bonus episode of SportsBeat KC: The NCAA and Big 12 men’s and women’s tournaments will be played without fans because of coronavirus. Here’s what Kansas Coach Bill Self and Big 12 commissioner Bob Bowlsby said about this remarkable development.

The Big 12 tournament opens Wednesday with the men’s event at Sprint Center and the women’s event at Municipal Auditorium. Are they in peril because of coronavirus?

NFL player moves will soon be in the news with the free agency and franchise tag periods ahead.

The Jayhawks also took their shot at the NCAA in a 307-point response to allegations.

Also, the Kansas City women’s basketball team won a title and made history.

But do Kansas and Bill Self have enough to win it all?

Northwest Missouri State Coach Ben McCollum speaks to what has made him and his program so successful, and who wants to be like Chiefs safety Tyrann Mathieu?

There is speculation that the NFL salary cap could jump from $200 million to as much as $240 million in 2021.

What did the Super Bowl champion Chiefs learn from their prospect hunt?

Emotions figure to run high. The previous meeting in Lawrence ended in a brawl.

We also talk Salvy Perez and Isaiah Simmons on today's podcast

Also, former star reliever Greg Holland gets a shot with Royals.

Missouri is 3-2 in its last five basketball games and even played well at times in defeat. Is this a long-awaited turnaround for Coach Cuonzo Martin’s team?

In NFL speed dating, coaches, prospects get acquainted at combine

The third-ranked Kansas Jayhawks visit the top-ranked Baylor Bears Saturday in college basketball's game of the year.

The ESPN personality talks about bracketology and how he helped create this wildly popular projection.

Mizzou once again in victory lane, with Kansas State on skid row

The team has many decisions to make, like how to handle players like Chris Jones and Bashaud Breeland.

How the Big 12 turned into a two-team race between Baylor and KU

The Negro National League was founded 100 years ago this week in Kansas City and some of baseball’s dignitaries like commissioner Rob Manfred and Royals owner John Sherman came to the birthplace, the Paseo YMCA.

A fast finish gave KU a nine-point victory and allowed Kansas to keep pace with Baylor in the Big 12 race.

Kansas City's team means more than just a championship celebration.

Here’s how manager Peter Vermes said the club will fix its issues.